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Netflix Italia: Gericht erklärt Preiserhöhungen für ungültig
Ein Gericht in Rom erklärt die Preiserhöhungsklauseln von Netflix seit 2017 für ungültig und ordnet Rückerstattungen an. Das Unternehmen will Berufung einlegen.

Maxx Crosby calls himself ‘Raider for Life’ in emotional video after trade https://www.reviewjournal.com/sports/raiders/maxx-crosby-calls-himself-raider-for-life-in-emotional-video-after-trade-3716437/

“How may the compulsive programmer be distinguished from a merely dedicated, hard-working professional programmer? First, by the fact that the ordinary professional programmer addresses himself to the problem to be solved, whereas the compulsive programmer sees the problem mainly as an opportunity to interact with the computer. The ordinary computer programmer will usually discuss both his substantive and his technical programming problem with others. He will generally do lengthy preparatory work, such as writing and flow diagramming, before beginning work with the computer itself. His sessions with the computer may be comparatively short. He may even let others do the actual console work. He develops his program slowly and systematically. When something doesn't work, he may spend considerable time away from the computer, framing careful hypotheses to account for the malfunction and designing crucial experiments to test them. Again, he may leave the actual running of the computer to others. He is able, while waiting for results from the computer, to attend to other aspects of his work, such as documenting what he has already done. When he has finally composed the program he set out to produce, he is able to complete a sensible description of it and to turn his attention to other things. The professional regards programming as a means toward an end, not as an end in itself. His satisfaction comes from having solved a substantive problem, not from having bent a computer to his will.”
—Joseph Weizenbaum, Computer Power and Human Reason, 1976

FW-ROW: Verkehrsunfall mit schwerverletzter Person in Hemslingen Hemslingen (ots) - Am Ostersonntag, den 05. April 2026, kam es gegen 15:30 Uhr zu einem Verkehrsunfall im Kreuzungsbereich Schneverdinger Straße / Scheeßeler Straße in Hemslingen. Nach bisherigen Erkenntnissen der Polizei wollte eine ... https://www.presse…

So Trump is probably looking for some face-saving delay for the deadline. After which Trump will have made himself less credible again (!) for any future deadline. Also what remains is a mentally disturbed president threatening civilzations..
#Iran #USA

Iran talks show glimmer of progress as Trump deadline looms
The thinking in the White House has shifted from "can we get there?" to "can we get there by 8 o'clock tonight?"

Nachdem Waterfox eine merkwürdige Wendung hinzulegen scheint, schaue ich mir jetzt mal Librewolf an.

Florida Man goes to bed early, gets a good night’s rest, goes to work the next day, gets a raise, goes on a bender to celebrate and shoots up the bar, killing 3, including himself, wounding 6.
#CharacterOnTheNews #HashTagGames

"So, if it doesn’t happen, I’m blaming JD Vance,” Trump said, to laughter.
“If it does happen, I’m taking full credit.”
Does Vance still not realize that the joke is on him?
The interesting thing is not that he keeps debasing himself
but that he gets less and less in return each time.
As his political fortunes dim, his soul has become a depreciating asset.

Opinion | How Much Humiliation Can Vance Take?
The vice president gets saddled with the Iran war and eroding popularity.

#muddledMaunderings of a doddering fool. Caveat Emptor. In which an old dog teaches himself a new trick. Mrs Joe and I grew up with gas stoves in our homes, and cooked for 40 years on our own gas stove. Nine years ago we bought this house and an electric stove with a glass top. I’ve been cleaning the stovetop 4-5 times a week, depending on how splashy whatever we’ve been making was, so,…